This is what became of prime movers Boris Johnson, Dominic Cummings, Nigel Farage, Arron Banks and Andy Wigmore
Nigel Farage is reportedly considering whether to make a political comeback with the Reform UK party.Nigel Farage is reportedly considering whether to make a political comeback with the Reform UK party.These five “bad boys” were the loudest voices behindBoris Johnson – forced to quit
A key figurehead in the Vote Leave campaign, Johnson led the Conservatives to their biggest electoral victory since 1987 after promising to “get Brexit done”. Since then, it’s been all downhill. Scandal after scandal led him to quit as prime minister in July 2022, his reputation sullied by a series of ethical missteps. Seen recently at a wedding in Venice. Harbours hopes of a Churchillian comeback. Until then, he seems to be making a lot of money about his calamitous premiership –
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